While Sid Lowe never fulfilled his potential as a hallway coach I'd hate to see us have to rely totally on Don Zierdan for the hallway interviews. It's really too much to put on one man and while Gar Heard was a great player I'm not sure I'd put him in the category of a Lowe or Zierdan type hallway coach IMHO.

Mike Woodson did a little time as a hallway coach before moving on to the (sorta) big show in Atlanta.

But, your point is well taken. We need a dedicated man. One who isn't afraid to say, "I'll be back" or "we need to execute our offense" a million times.

I nominate Dennis Rodman. Allthough, my friend pointed out that Dennis may not fit in to a team like the Pistons. He may need to go somewhere that needs the excitement. Someplace willing to let him do his hallway job wearing a wedding dress and hanging on a Playmate. Maybe Atlanta or Golden State.

Mike Woodson did a little time as a hallway coach before moving on to the (sorta) big show in Atlanta.

But, your point is well taken. We need a dedicated man. One who isn't afraid to say, "I'll be back" or "we need to execute our offense" a million times.

I nominate Dennis Rodman. Allthough, my friend pointed out that Dennis may not fit in to a team like the Pistons. He may need to go somewhere that needs the excitement. Someplace willing to let him do his hallway job wearing a wedding dress and hanging on a Playmate. Maybe Atlanta or Golden State.

The search continues

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Wonder if Woody would come back as an assistant.
A defensive coach would be an asset (Atlanta had no defensive talent)
Or would he blindly follow LB to the Titanic?
Moot point if Woody is reatained.